This is bad advice. When it comes to school finish what you start otherwise you look like a quitter. Jumping ship every 1 year? I wouldn't hire that person. At most places it takes min 6 months to get up to speed.
I would hire a former Google or Facebook tech/PM/etc over someone who has a bachelor degree from who-cares-it's-not-MIT. Higher education is a means to an end. Not an end itself (education itself can of course be an end, but not in the context of OP).
Also if your stack takes 6 months to get stood up on you're moving too slowly (if you're not in a monopolistic position which, thankfully, I am). Most problems are not that complicated, 90% of your workforce is going to start as framework or CRUD peons anyway. It doesn't take 6 months to get stood up on a boring ass flask or django app.